Pros: Fast for its TDP, true quad core, decent capabilities for being overclocked on both the CPU and GPU, GPU is actually good, stays very cool, and fan can be very quiet. The box it comes in is absolutely adorable.

Cons: Mounting fan/HS is...annoying. Lack of dual-channel memory really hurts the gpu.

Overall Review: The GPU does well with lower resolutions, but it absolutely chokes on 1080p resolution games. This is because of memory constraints of the platform. Be sure to get 1600 RAM and also overclock the the gpu base clock and memory clock in msi afterburner. It makes a nice jump from the performance at stock.

Pros: Affordable, low-profile, stable performance, looks pretty slick, and heat spreaders seem to do their job pretty well.

Cons: Often wasn't in stock when I was looking for a second one :) Also, memory is tremendously cheaper now vs. a year ago. Wish I waited :/

Overall Review: This ram is really solid. I have two of these in a HTPC build, and they work phenomenally. ADATA is not as familiar as Crucial, G.Skill, or Corsair, but IMO it is just as good.

Pros: 80 Plus Platinum, silent, 5-year warranty, good power delivery, cables are pliable, and absurdly cheap(In the monetary way of course).

Cons: Pricey when not on sale.

Overall Review: Quite an amazing power supply though. I got this on shell-shocker + promo code for a cool $25. It hasn't had one stutter, and I definitely have not heard any noise from the fan. It can run my Pentium G3258 at 4.2ghz, in which it doesn't seem to even care. Not really a negative, but it does only have a single 6-pin connector. Another 6-pin doesn't make sense for this caliber of PSU anyways... Also non-modular, but it's not that many cables to deal with once things are plugged in. My set-up: -Intel Pentium G3258(4.2ghz) -8GB's of DDR3 1333(2-modules) -MSI H81I mini-itx -EVGA GTX 750 1GB -1tb WD Blue -Cooler Master Elite 110

Pros: Two expansion slots, well built, ample room for components, and able to fit a full size psu(even non-modular). Power LED is dang cool.

Cons: 3.5" HDD was a little annoying to mount, but it made sense when you finally found the proper mounting points.

Overall Review: With how much available room, they should have at least included a slim 5.25" slot.

Pros: Basic, but easy to use bios. Stable. No quirkyness with ram, cpu, or gpu. Fair amount of options with headers. Can bump up the Athlon 5350 to a solid 2.1ghz

Cons: While still easily usable, the bios does look really dated. CPU temp sensor is not accurate in bios(10C seems off a bit).

Overall Review: In speedfan(software), temp 2 is actually the cpu temp.

Pros: Quiet, fun layout within case, still relatively capable hardware, decent options for expansion. Works well with my AMD GPU

Cons: Smallish HDD?(Works well enough for Mint, but Win 7 takes a 1/4th of the entire drive...) Only single slot, low profile graphics cards are compatible within this case.

Overall Review: For those that don't know, a fair amount of people have had trouble with certain AMD GPU's and Lenovo desktops. I ordered a 5450 along with this desktop and read about this issue afterwards. Turns out the problem was fixed in a BIOS update. Just google "M57P BIOS" and just follow the directions with flashing it. This PC runs perfectly fine with a 5450.